Peacock Plumes Crochet Medallion Pattern
Pattern 6757 offers an easy 89 stitch medallion named Peacock Plumes with instructions, illustrations, photos, and materials list. Order details appear as a sales note, indicating purchase by mail.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1940
Page
3
Pattern 6757 offers an easy 89 stitch medallion named Peacock Plumes with instructions, illustrations, photos, and materials list. Order details appear as a sales note, indicating purchase by mail.
A boy explains he ran home from school behind a streetcar to save a nickel. His father praises the effort but asks why not behind a taxi to save a dollar, highlighting a humorous penny wise comparison.
A humorous exchange recounted between a diner and a waiter turns on a menu mishap and a patient’s claim of recent illness. The chat touches on lingering memories of four or five years spent at the varsity hospital while the patron asks about recovery.
A light exchange features a man hinting at marital secrets and his partner’s forthcoming revelations, humorously framed around enduring life. The dialogue underlines a playful view of marriage and time.
An ad notes broken lenses and a new visit to Sioux City. It highlights Dr. Grove at Crescent Jewelry offering specialized attention to orders and eye wear needs.
A young wife aboard a New York to Panama ship searches for her missing twin daughters. She asks a crusty deck chair man about twins. He acts unaware until he spots a pig-tailed child and jokes that he has seen her all over the place.
A pair of classical aphorisms contrasts wealth with contentment and links human happiness to moderation. Cicero states that true wealth is contentment with one’s own means, while Terence notes the mind’s tendency to seek easier pleasures after toil.
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